* Children with multiple parents
- RogerF
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Children with multiple parents
Is is possible to write a query which reports INDI records having more than one FAMC element?
Roger Firth, using FH to research the FIRTHs of Lancashire and Yorkshire, and the residents of the market town where I live.
- PeterR
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Re: Children with multiple parents
Yes. Use the following Filter:
Code: Select all
Add unless %INDI.FAMC[2]>% is null
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- Jane
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Re: Children with multiple parents
That's easy, just do an individual query and add a filter with
Exclude if
%INDI.FAMC[2]>% is null
edit: SNAP
Exclude if
%INDI.FAMC[2]>% is null
edit: SNAP
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- RogerF
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Re: Children with multiple parents
Thank you both; it was the ">" that I forgot about.
Roger Firth, using FH to research the FIRTHs of Lancashire and Yorkshire, and the residents of the market town where I live.
- tatewise
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Re: Children with multiple parents
Roger, that warrants two comments:
- The ">" actually makes no difference! Works exactly the same without or without.
- Use the [...] to right of Expression: box to open the Data Reference Assistant and select Family as Child> to obtain the element reference, then edit the [1] into [2] to specify the 2nd instance.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry